INSTRUMENTATION SPECIALTIES COMPANY - Analytical Chemistry

DOI: 10.1021/ac60315a788. Publication Date: June 1972. ACS Legacy Archive. Cite this:Anal. Chem. 1972, 44, 7, 100A-100A. Note: In lieu of an abstract,...
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ISCO column monitor and integrator

Manufacturers' Literature

Gc's, Bull. 5700, 16 p, describes Model 5700A low-cost gas chromatograph. Four pages discuss new detectors and controls, and another four discuss new design concepts. Hewlett-Packard. 215-268-2281 462

Application Notes

Magnetic field probes, 4 p, liste 110 third-generation probe models for transverse, axial, two-axis, or three-axis magnetic field measurements. F. W. Bell. 614-888-7501 463

Using data storage, application note 133-3, 14 p, gives specific applications of adding data storage option to the Model 3480A/B digital voltmeter: A to D conversion, high-speed scanning, and DVM measurement speeds inde­ pendent of system speeds. HewlettPackard 474

Switching and sampling valves, 8 p,

illustrates and describes valves for gas or liquid sampling and switching. Dohrmann. 415-968-9710 464

T H E PEAK PERFORMERS offer you: AUTOMATIC INTEGRATION AUTOMATIC

PEAK COLLECTION ABSORBANCE A N D % Τ MONITORING OF TWO WAVELENGTHS OR COLUMNS The ISCO UA-4 column densitometer gives you high sensitivity absorbance monitoring on a built-in recorder, at wavelengths of 254 nm, 280 nm, or others into the IR. Accessory instrumen­ tation adapts the UA-4 for scanning gels, centrifuged density gradients, and electrofocusing columns. The ISCO Model 950 electronic inte­ grator can be used with liquid or gas chromatography detectors and similar instruments. It has automatic baseline compensation, 1 second to 2 hour peak duration capability, retention time and integral printout, and is available with an automatic fraction cutter to physically isolate peaks after integration. It is priced at $1,985.00. The current ISCO catalog describes these and other biochemical research instru­ ments for your lab. A copy is waiting for you.

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Atomic analysis systems, 6-p brochure describes SpectraSpan 101 for use in both atomic absorption and atomic emission. Spectrametrics, Inc. 617272-0540 465 Plastic labware, 1972 special catalog includes information and prices on AR plastic labware. Mallinckrodt. 314231-8980 466 Calorimetric dta, 4 p, gives specifica­ tions for the 2000 system, with temper­ ature range of - 2 0 to +500°C. Mettler Instrument Corp. 609-448-3000 467 Interference filters, 16-p catalog sale of filters covering the spectral range from 2400 A to 1.5 μ," many sizes and config­ urations. Corion Instrument Corp. 617-890-5656 468 Optical elements, 2 p, includes infor­ mation on internal reflection elements, windows, laser optics, hermetic window seals, optically transparent electrodes, and custom optics. Harrick Scientific Corp. 914-762-0020 469 Tic products, 4 p, precoated plates, ad­ sorbents, spray indicators, racks, spray bottle, tic tanks. Supelco, Inc. 814359-2732 470 Dye lasers, 6-p folder contains informa­ tion on SUA 9-11 Series dye lasers. Electro-Photonics Ltd., The Cutts, Dunmurry, Belfast, Northern Ireland, U.K. Tel: Belfast (0232) 618225 Pesticide standards, 38 p, lists rare and common pesticide standards. In­ cludes insecticides, herbicides, fumigants, fungicides, synergists, repellents, and plant growth regulators. Chem Service, Inc. 215-692-3026 471 Viscosity, 8 p, SynehroLectric viscom­ eters, simple, portable, control, high shear, Laray Viscomater. Testing Ma­ chines, Inc. 516-842-5400 472

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Hydrocarbons in water, infrared deter­ mination, 6 p, experimental procedure . uses the Miran analyzer. Wilks Scien­ tific Corp. 473

Remote control of a data-logging sys­ tem, application note 133-2, 20 p, tells how to operate the Model 3485A scan­ ning unit by remote control. HewlettPackard 475 Vol VII, No. 1, 8 p, titled analog multi­ plication and division using an IC mul­ tiplier; includes circuit diagrams and recorder tracings. Applications include use in a ratio-recording and doublebeam spectrophotometer. McKee-Pedersen Instruments 476 Fluorescence News, Vol 6, No. 3, 12 p, is concerned with the application of fluorescence and gas chromatography to mass drug screening. Includes a selec­ tive bibliography for fluorometric de­ termination of drugs of greatest abuse. American Instrument 477 Laser light scattering, 4 p, use of Dif­ ferential I in standardizing bacterial culture media and suspensions. Science Spectrum 478 Epr and nmr applications, 12-p issue of Varian Instrument Applications, Vol 6, No. 1, includes articles on epr spectros­ copy as a cancer diagnostic tool and pulsed Fourier-transform nmr systems in the study of complex molecules. Varian 479 Gc, Bull. 6000, 8 p, includes experimen­ tal application descriptions in under­ graduate chemistry with the Basic Se­ ries 6500 gas chromatograph. Carle Instruments, Inc. 480 Flavor, The Givaudan Flavorist, No. 1, 1972, 8 p, includes an article on the iso­ lation of flavor components from foods bv distillation and absorption. Givau­ dan Corp. 481 Analysis of mercurials, 2 notes, one on measurement of organic, nonorganic, and elemental mercury, and the second on measuring plating constituents such as copper, tin, and zinc. Spectrametics, Inc. 482